Monopoly Go Treasures of the Galaxy: Rewards, Tokens, and Dig Strategies

Somewhere between rolling dice and bankrupting digital rivals, Monopoly Go players have learned to treat treasure-hunting events like unpaid internships: exhausting, occasionally confusing, and strangely impossible to quit. Treasures of the Galaxy is a prime example. When Sofia teams up with the Guardians, the board becomes less about property development and more about acquiring tiny ray guns like a raccoon preparing for a very aggressive space picnic.

The event originally ran from 8AM EST on November 20 to 10AM EST on November 24, and even in 2026, the structure remains one of the clearest examples of how Monopoly Go likes to run its limited-time digs. Players who missed the first pass can still learn exactly how the event worked, what it paid out, and why so many people grumbled happily while digging for a Wild Sticker.

How To Play Treasures Of The Galaxy

Like other treasure dig events in Monopoly Go, Treasures of the Galaxy did not ask players to simply roll dice and hope. Instead, it required collecting tokens from other Monopoly Go events that ran in tandem with the dig. The tokens took the form of little ray guns, which is either adorable or mildly threatening depending on how many rolls a player has left.

The main sources were delightfully varied. Players could compete in the center banner events displayed just below the cash total on the home screen, with two longer-term events happening during the dig window. They could also join the daily leaderboard tournaments on the right side of the screen, which refreshed daily and offered plenty of tokens. Quick Wins paid out ray guns while the event was active, and those refreshed at 8AM EST each day. The in-game store also offered bonuses every eight hours, because apparently even a galaxy treasure hunt respects the sacred schedule of freebies. Finally, some tokens were hidden inside the digging grid itself or repaid as rewards as players reached further levels.

This meant that successful treasure hunters needed to bounce between events like a caffeinated pinball. Ignoring one source was not a tragedy, but it did slow progress significantly.

Why The Dig Was Worth It

The reward list was genuinely impressive. With the Marvel Go sticker album finishing just two short weeks after the event, the stakes felt higher than usual. Players were not just digging for dice; they were digging for the chance to finish stubborn sticker albums without relying on the cruel whims of duplicate packs.

At Level 11, players unlocked a Rocket Raccoon Shield Skin to change their shield. At Level 15, a Baby Groot Token became available, which immediately became a status symbol for anyone who enjoys tiny wooden friends. The final level offered a Wild Sticker, allowing players to select any Marvel Go sticker they were missing. That alone justified the grind for many.

There were also thousands of free dice rolls, regular colored sticker packs up through blue rarity, cash payouts, and a chance at the newer Swap Pack. The event had 25 levels, and each level felt like opening a slightly more exciting present, assuming the present occasionally contained cash instead of anything interesting.

All Treasures Of The Galaxy Rewards

Here is the full reward breakdown for anyone who wants to know exactly what was at stake.

Level	Reward(s)
1	50 Free Dice Rolls
2	Cash Reward
3	75 Free Dice Rolls
4	Yellow Sticker Pack
5	150 Free Dice Rolls
6	5 Ray Gun Tokens, Cash Reward
7	120 Free Dice Rolls
8	Pink Sticker Pack
9	175 Free Dice Rolls
10	Cash Reward
11	Rocket Raccoon Shield Skin
12	100 Free Dice Rolls
13	5 Ray Gun Tokens, Cash Reward
14	200 Free Dice Rolls
15	Baby Groot Token
16	350 Free Dice Rolls
17	600 Free Dice Rolls
18	10 Ray Gun Tokens, Cash Reward
19	200 Free Dice Rolls
20	Sticker Swap Pack
21	250 Free Dice Rolls
22	Blue Sticker Pack
23	300 Free Dice Rolls
24	Cash Reward
25	3,000 Free Dice Rolls, Wild Sticker, Cash Reward

By the time players reached Level 25, they had earned a small fortune in dice rolls and enough sticker progress to justify the screen time. The final payout of 3,000 free dice rolls alongside a Wild Sticker was the kind of reward that made players forget they had spent days hunting for ray guns.

Final Thoughts

Treasures of the Galaxy demonstrated that Monopoly Go's digging events are not just filler between sticker albums. They are chaotic, rewarding, and occasionally frustrating enough to be memorable. Even in 2026, the event's structure continues to inform how players approach token collection and reward planning.

For anyone staring at a similar event in the future, the lesson is simple: grab every ray gun, check the store every eight hours, do those Quick Wins, and pray the digging grid does not hide the good stuff under eight layers of cash rewards. 🚀🦝